Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 28, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1957 — Page 6

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Yellow Jackets Swamp Angola Hornets Under 93 To 65 Score Friday

The Decatur Yeljow Jackets hit their high water mark for the season Friday night as they swamped the Angola Hornets, 93-65, at the Decatur gym, for the Jackets’ 13th win of the season in 16 starts Both teams threw defense out the window most of the ball game in a race horse struggle, and both coaches used everybody on the bench, otherwise ■> the score conceivably could have been much higher. The rival quintets poured 50 points through the nets in the first quarter as both were hitting with amazing accuracy. Six Jacket* contributed to the scoring in the opening period, while the Hornets were led by Gary Griffith's 10 points as Decatur held a 29-21 advantage after the first eight minutes of play. W And the clubs let up only slightly in the second period as Decatur tallied 20 points to Angola's 15 and the Jackets went to the dressing room with a 49-36 bulge at the half. The Northern Indiana boys whittled away at the Decatur lead in the third period, and came within six points three times, at 52-46, 54-48 and 56-50, but the Jackets turned on the steam again and ' built their advantage up to 18 points at the end of the third quarter, 71-53. The final chapter was strictly no contest, with Decatur's lead varying from 20 points to the final 28-point margin. Eleven of the 12 players Bob Worthman used in the fray broke into the scoring column, with four of the regulars hitting double figures. Tony Kelly with 19, Gene Baxter 18, Bob Banks 17 and Larry Moses 12. Mike Erickson, however, topped all the scorers with 22 points for Angola, trailed closely by teammate Gary Griffith with 20. The Yellow Jackets will be on the road twice next week, playing at New Haven in a Northeastern Indiana conference game Tuesday night, and at Portland Friday night. Yellow Jackets FG FT TP Kelly ,7 ,5 19 Kirkpatrick ........... 3 0-6 Banks .. 5 7 1? Baxter 9 0 15 Schrock ... 2 0 4 Shraluka 3 2 8 Dellinger 0 2 2 Dorwin 10 2 Gould - 113 Reinking 1 0 2 HUtker v 0 0 0 TOTALS 38 17 93 AagU* FG FT TP Griffith 8 4 20 Sharrow 3 3 9 Erickson 9 4 22 Miller 2 0 4 Forbes — 2 0 4 Hoffman 10 2

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Week's Schedule For Adams County Basketball Teams Saturday Berne'at Ossian. Convoy at Pleasant Mills. Kunkel . 10 2 Barlett .. 0 0 0 Chapman 0 0 Q Harter ... 0 2 2 Williamson ... 0 0* Deßosa ..... 0 0 0 TOTALS 26 13 65 Officials: Dornte, Cass. Preliminary Decatur. 48-26. Hartford Wins EIC Title In Win Over Roll i The Hartford Gorillas wrapped , up the Eastern Indiana conference basketball championship Friday night, defeating the Roll Red Rollers, 66-59, at the Hartford gym. It was Hartford’s eighth conference win without a defeat and | their 16th triumph for the season ' against only one loss, while it marked Roll's second setback and first defeat in EIC competition. The Gorillas were out in front ’ at,all stopping points, 17-8, 34-27, and 49-38. ; Four of the Hartford regulars ' scored in double figures, led by Dean Stahly with 20 points and Rog Moser with 17. Benbow tallied 16 for Roll. The Gorillas will play Ridgeville at Hartford next Friday. Hartford FG FT TP Bixler 3-4 10 L. G. Dubach ... 3 17 Moser .................... 7. 3 17 Biberstein '....... 5 2 12 Stahly — 5 10 20 Moeschberger 0 0 0 TOTALS 23 20 66 Roll • FG FT TP Payne :.... 3 2 8 May 2 0 4 Bridges 3 6 12 ’ Glancy .... 4 3 11 J Benbow 5 6 16 Swartzkopf 4 0 8 TOTALS 21 17 59 Officials: Weisel, Hoeppner. Preliminary , Roll, 44-25. Isaac Logart Wins Over Yama Bahama NEW YORK (UP) — Welterweight contender Isaac Logart, ‘of Cuba, riding a wave of anger, said today he hoped his next Madison Square Garden opponent on March 29 would be Mexican Gaspar Ortega, “so I kin wheep heem like Yama Bahama las' night.” It was anger that made the fourth-ranking welterweight aspirant unexpectedly sharp and fast Friday night as he won a unanimous decision over middleweight Bahama from the Island of Bimini in their TV 10-rounder at the Garden. Groundhog Gets Good Look At His Shadow Report Sunny Skies In Parts Os State By UNITED PRESS The groundhog got a good, clear look at his shadow in Indiana today. . Sunny skies came after days of drizzle and fog conditions, lending an opportunity, according to the old folk tale, for the animal to return to his burrow in anticipation of six more weeks of winter weather. Rain and snow_were scheduled ■to stay away from. Hoosierland during the weekend, except for a possible visit in the form of ‘light rain or drizzle” late Sunday in the southern third of the state. Considerable cloudiness today, tonight and Sunday was the forecast. will hit highs ranging from 28 to 35 today, lows ranging from 22 to 30 tonight, and highs ranging from 30 to 42 Sunday. . The temperature range at peak points Friday Wayne to 39 at Evansville. The mercury dropped to a low of 14 at Fort Wayne and 18 at Lafayette early today, but in the south and center of the state it was warmer —22 at Evansville and 27 at Indianapolis. , * The outlook for Monday was mostly cloudy and a little warmer. Trade tt> a (food Town — Decatui ■ . ■ _ • ' ’’-

Pennville Five Is Winner Over Adams Central - The Adams Central Greyhounds • were edged out in a closely hard- ' fought battle Friday night by the ' Pennville Bulldogs, 58-54, on the ’ Pennville court. It was a close struggle all the way, although Pennville had slight leads at all resting periods, 16-14, 34-30, and 46-43. Shura was too tough for the Greyhounds as he paced his team’s victory with 26 points, as only one other Bulldog hit double figures. Ron Corson led the Greyhounds with 18 points, followed by Mark Ripley with 14 and Jim Steiner with 12. The Greyhounds will return to their home floor next Friday night, entertaining the Monroeville Cubs. Pennville 1- FG FT TP s Shura 9, 8 26 r Pensinger 2 6 10 • Millett 3 0 6 Hedges 2 3 7 • Hiday 2 0 4 I Coffel 2 15 i > TOTALS 20 18 58 I .Adams Central FG FT TP t Steiner 6 0 12 > Barger ... 0 0 0 Smith - 0 2 2 s Ripley 5 4 14 ’ McMillen 16 8 I Corson —. 7 4 18 TOTALS 19 16 54 Officials: Caper, Ober. Preliminary Adams Central, 56-39. Adams Central Wins Over St Joseph Adams Central junior high edged St. Joseph of Decatur, 31-27, at the Decatur Catholic school gym. Adams Central led at the first ' quarter, 10-8, and the teams were i tied at 14-14 at the half. The winners then moved to a 24-16 advan- . tage at the third period. Cable J led Adams Central with 14 points, and de la Rivera and Heimann ' each tallied eight for St. Joseph. Adams Central “■nr—r FG FT TP Cable 7 0 14 Strickler 2 2 6 Strickler 2 0 4 Hirschy .3 0 6 Arnold — 0 11 Micheals .0 0 0 Morris —0 0 0 Roth 0 « 0 TOTALS 14 3 31 St. Joseph FG FT TP De la Rivera 3 2 8 Lose - 10 2 Reed 113 Heimann,;..... 4 0 8 Meyer .... 2 2 6 Kohne J. r 0 0 0 Kohne T 0 0 0 TOTALS —.. 11 5 27 Pro Basketball Rochester 96, Fort Wayne 80. H.S. Basketball Fort Wayne Concordia 69, Bluffton 61. .Fort Wayne South 70, Fort Wayne North 31. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 55, Columbia City 42. New Haven 62, Hoagland 56. Leo 74, Harlan 64. Arcola 68, Monroeville 52. Huntertown 65, Waterloo 49. Butler 60, Elmhurst 53. Lafayette Central 90, Jefferson Center 38. Hartford City 68, Auburn 51. Portland 76, Redkey 66. Nappanee 62, Kendallville 42. Fremont 76, Ashley 53. Clear Creek 80, Huntington Twp. 51. . -A villa-.62,-Garrett 56.- —- • —■ —; Indianapolis Howe 61, lis Attucks 52. Indianapolis Tech 64, Marion 55. New Castle 62, Muncie Central 59. Richmond 66, Frankfort 51. Lafayette 64, Logansport 39. Kokomo 57, Anderson 52. Warsaw 56, Plymouth 49. Mississinewa 89, Wabash 83. Alexandria 54, Elwood 43. Seymour 64, Columbus 54. Southifort 78, Shelbyville 64. Madison 91, Brownstown 52. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 80, Clinton 42. ■ “■ ' ' • Elkhart 82, Goshen 41. Michigan City 61, LaPorte 52. Gary Froebel 73, Hammond Tech 57. East Chicago Washington 64, Hammond 56. Mishawaka 66, Hammond Noll 64. Whiting 54, East Chicago Roosevelt 52.

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Eagles Lose To Lancaster Friday Night Lancaster Cdfitral’s Bobcats six* zled the meshes for a dazzling .478 percentage Friday night to whip the Monmouth Eagles, 81-53, on the Lancaster hardwood. The Wells county quintet led at all periods. 18-10, 39-31, and 63-42. Butch Meyers, of the Eagles, and J. Decker, of Lancaster, topped the scorers with 22 points each. Jim Boerger tallied 12 for Monmouth, while the Bobcats Had three others in double figures. The Eagles have two home games on their schedule next week, entertaining the Hoagland Wildcats Friday night and the Leo Lions Saturday night. .4 : t Lancaster Central - „ FG FT TP R. Decker 18 2 14 C. Johnloz 1 0 4 2 Lobsiger 2 5 ‘ f D. Johnloz ...—j 1 6 1 Trimble 7 4 18 Mann ..... .... 0 0 6 J. Decker z 11 0 22 Meyer .*........ 6 0 12 Gerbers 0 2 8 Nesbit 0 -0 0 TOTALS ...ft 13 81 Menmoath FG FT TP Men ter 2 15 Bittner 0 0 0 Blakey ........ 2 0 4 Bulmahn 0 0 9 R. McDougal 1 0 2 Bultemeyer 8 6 4 Brandt 0 3 3 HeUer .... 0 0 . 0 Hildebrand 0 2 2 Meyers _.x . 6 10 22 Fuelling 0 0 4 Boerger .... 4 4\ 12 J. McDougal 11 3 TOTALS 16 21 33 Officials: Wiley, Bailey. Preliminary Lancaster, 46-34. Mishawaka Pedestrian Is Killed By Auto MISHAWAKA, Ind W — Frank Anthony, 78. was killed Friday nihgt when he was hit by an aufft; mobile driven by Clarence Silvera, 38, Osceola, as he walked across a Mishawaka street enroute to 8 grocery. Reports Hub Caps Stolen From Auto Glen W. Rambo, of 404 South Fifth street, reported that the hub caps from his 1956 Oldsmobile were stolen while his car was parked In the General Electric parking lot between 3:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon and midnight. Records show that sever*! do?en hub Caps have been stoien this past year, all from the same makeof car. - - « ■ >■> 11 " Parked Car Damaged ! By Hit-Run Autoist • A hit and run driver caused. $450damage to an out-of-town car early this morning in an accident at the corner of Madison • and -Third,, streets. A car belonging -to Virgil' Lind, of Richmond, was parked on the north side of Madison street, about 50 feet from the Third street intersection, when it was rammed in the left rear, about I:3s'o’clock this morning. The driver of ‘the other vehicle did not stop. Lost Hours JACKSON, Mich — — Trains blocking a single railroad crossing cost Jackson motorists a total of 648,960,000 man-hours annually, according to ealueulations of the traffic engineering and police departments.

Bl ■ Bl THOMAS DI GIACOMO, Paterson. N. J., presented this chinresting aspect at the Senate investigations subcommittee's hearing in Washington as Senator John McClellan (D), Arkansas, declared DI Giacomo and his associate. Jack Rogers, were "not the right kind of characters for the government „ to deal with.” Di Giacomo had refused to state whether he was paying government employes to get contracts with the Defense department. and Rogers are clothing - facturers. (Inttrn

Geneva Edges Warren Friday HigMW » The Geheva Cardinals, staving I off a second half rally, edged out i a 63-62 victory over the Warren f Lightning Fivd Friday night as , Warren. ■ • - ' The Cardinals led at the first . quarter, IMB, at the half, 30-22. I but Warren had shaved the lead 1 to a single point, 46-45, at the end of the third period. Ivan NeviL paced the Cardinals with 22 points, Id on free throws, and Dan Craig added 18. Spahr Paced Warren with 24 markers. The Cardinals will meet the Decatur Commodores at the Decatur high school gym next Tuesday night. ' - ueteva FG FT TP Craig j » Yoder 5 0 10 Nevil —-—- - 9 10 22 Stubb*' —- 3 5 11 Bauman -- J 6 • filer/ 0 0 TOTALS 22 19 63 Wanda FG FT TP Booher ... ——. 3 17

YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31,1956 ' " rarrrtt law fund $ t,i6t.»o Cash J* nuaT ? "Z 1 8.8M.80. j C*»h Balance, December 11, I*6* ■■■■..—— p- ' GENERAL FUND 91 339.17 1 Cash Balance, January 1, 1»»* - ! K SXaI Property Taxe. I Jute’ Gasoline Tax - -T *»» »® ‘ p«-m**’ree" A 'si'wer Tap* g»-»» _ Vffl« Rent - water Pepartm.J ««®« Fire Truck Service -- Country Fire* >M Flushing Sewers — Labor ~ y - 00 Cinder S«les —r- “ !eJ7S Mowing u>t* 2*loo Building remits ~A inspection Fees »0«»« «®8 Miscellaneous — . -2 — — 1157.767.5 S Total Receipts _ r ....._ — Total Receipts & Balaace - - >2>*,o»<. t I 2.838.44 Clerk •Treasurer's Office—— i'hi-m Department of Law — City Attorney - Police Department --- — • - Street * Sewer Department - — Engineering Department ■—c - A'4lt.»< Insurance.-. — ’IOO,OO ==== Transportation A Expense - - —-, 105 J fl00 Old Age *. Survivors insurance - - L«®7 Debt Payment — Bonds — • « g gg Debt Payment — interest - _______ —— . Total Disbursements , >114.04414 Cash Balance, December 31, 195* .- >105,0*4. >*, ISM Financial Statement OPBRATING FUND - ' .1 > 7,*80.0e» Negative Balahee. JAnuary L 1968 ,» • * l4gg4 j tg Receipt* 7"7 ’ - Total Receipts. Less NegaUve Balance - ’nil”** Cats Balaace. December >l.' 195* ~<• .*•■■■■■ > 2*,90>.04 1 . - ■ , ■ ’ - ' PVND , ot7 J 4 Cash Balance, 1 January 1, I*s* — " ♦ <,*<5.22 Rec®lpta . * -- - Total Itoe&ipu *' Balance ' - » j >34 «5 Disbursements , - -— -— . J Cash Balance, December >l. I*s* — - * WATER BOND A INTEREST REDEMPTION FUND gn 47 Cash Balance, January 1, I*s* — ♦ 4 ' gf j 94 Receipts Total Receipts & Balance -» Disbursements — —— * Cash Balance, December 31, I*6* - 3 10.345.7* DECATUR KLECTBIC LIOIfT A POWEB DEPABTMENT DKCATVB. INDIANA IMA Financial StAtameat OPERATING FUND ..... ' • 9 994.1* Cash Balance, January 1, 195* r ~‘‘ 7 < 4 mil Total Receipts ’ 74 *.U> « Disbursements — Cash Balance, December 31, 195* > »,711.41 miEJTKSfw? - Recelpta -.....-i - - — Total Receipts A balance - - >22>,21197 Disbursements ........... - - •_ Cash Balance A Bonds, December 31. 1956 —->M>,21>.97 ELECTRIC UTILITY SINKING FUND Cash Balance, January 1, 195* - » ”412 50 Receipts — ‘ Total Beceipts A Balance ..'it....' * <5 <l7 50 Disbursements • Cash Balance, December >l, 196* ■.■■■—■■—.> 29,081.53 -O . .. ..

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Babcock 2 0 4 Cloud 0 2 2 Meese 3 0 8 Ryah 8 5 17 Soahf 11 2 24 Heaton 102 TdtAlS -X 28 » « - 26. 32 Foxes Killed In County lit January Adams county fox hunters brought in 32 of the little red pests during the month of January, with seven already reported during the first two days of February, county auditor Edward F. Jaberg reported this morning. The state pays a bounty of 83 for each fox killed, and many county sportsmen vie for the honor of bringing in the ears. A&fe John Geels led the pack during January with a total, of 11 faxes. Close behind was Elmer Rich with 10 pelts. Others reporting their kills were Herman L. Balsiger, 5; Levi O. Schwartz, 3; and Gerald Übrich, Willard E- Landis, and Stanley Wittwer, 1 each. During the first two days of February, Richard Hendricks reported gettteiggllive foxes. John Geels and Leo Busick filed for one each. it g«m nava som«nnig to aau oi rooms to* rent, try a Demofira* Want AA It brings reealts

.BOWLING SCORES Merchants League W t fiegun’s Clothier - 5-1 Slicks Tastee Freeze 4-2 Painter’s - (Willshire) 4-2 KrickA Tyndall ........—— T 4-2 Lunch Box ...... 4-2 Citizen’s Telephone 3-3 State Gardens 2-4 Zintsmaster Motor Sales w... 2-fj Blackwell’s —. 14 Old Cfown .....2 v ,r.. 1-9 200 games: D. Mite 200, F. Hoffman 214-203, D. Smith 213, T. Moreland 208. Major League W L Pte Midwestern Lifers .... 8 0S Hooker Paint 5 17 Beaver Oil Service .... 4 2 8 Hoagland Farm Eq. ..4 2 5 Gerbers Super Mkt. ..3 3 4 State Gardens - 3 3 4 Marathon Oil 2 4 3 Ideal Dairy 2 4 2 First State Bank 1 5 1 Maier Hide* Fur .... 0 6 0 Midwestern Lifers won 4 pts. from Gerber Super Mkt., Hoagland Farm Eq. won 4 pts from Maier Hide & Fur, Hooker Paint won 3 pts. from Ideal Dairy, Beavers Oil Service won 3 pts, from State Gardens, Marathon Oil won 3 pts. from First State Bank. 600 series’s D. Burke 223-268-185 <615), G. Ellis 220-202-189 (611), C. Graves 187-211-208 (608). 200 games: E. Witte 203, L. Baenker 203, A. Baker 206, D. Mies 201, P. Bleeke 200, N. Bultemeler 200-206.

ELECTRIC METER DEPOSIT FUND ’ Receipt* — - - - —• 8,131.00 Total Receipt* A Balance ———•— > Diab u n»em e n t a- 1,54 I.M Cash Balance. December 31, 195* > l*,st*.*s DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ...... Cash Balance, January 1, 195* 8.449.3 S Recelpta: . — J®-?® Property Taxes ..—■■■ l.»}l.ll Total Receipts A Balance - - 3 Disbursements -is. —— - -— ——, Cash Balance, December 31, 196* DEPABTMENT OF RECREATION Cash Balance, January 1. 195* - — -» »« Recilpta - -80.8 M-M Total Receipts A Balance ....... -8 **■•*?•*} Dlaburaementa —— — 31,891.31 Cash Balance, December 31, 195* —- - - > 743.03 POUCH PENSION FUND Cash Balance, January 1. IBS* - —> *,»*<•*• Receipts - ‘— — — 4.Z61.01 Total Receipts A Balance —- * Disbursement* - -——-—— 3,7.9.00 Cash Balance, December 31, 195« — ■>_ 5,110.37 FIREMEN'S PENMON FUND ...... Cash Balance. January 1. I»s* * Receipts ■— * ■ 1,739.39 _ Total Receipt* A Balance ....- 3 8,985.50 REVOLVING SEWER FUND ...... Cash Balance, January 1, 195* - —-> 4,11* 34 Receipt* —— Total Receipt* A Balance > Disbursements — — - Cash Balance, December 31, 1958 — -3 *,<*9.43 PARKING METER FUND Cash Balance, January 1, 195* - » Receipts - - — -- H.W*?® Total Receipt* A Balance — •> Disbursements — - Cash Balance, December >l, 195* > 4,9»0.7> INSURANCE Cash Balahee, January 1. 195* 3 7*7, Total Receipts A Balance --I *-*6* 30 Disbursements ... v ...... *,Zj*.3O Cash Balance, December 31, 195* * - > — WITHHOLDING TAX FUND Cash Balance, January 1, 1956 - - -8 j.*)'-®* Total Receipt* A Balance - •+— —-I JJ-J?®**® Disbursements —— - Cash Balance, December 31, 195* 8 2.370.82 ' _ ... . . .■ OLD AGE A M RVIVORS INSURANCE FUND Cash Balance, January 1, 195* - -> *.27815 Receipts ®-® ootl ~T’ Total Receipts A Balance .....S *,87L76 Disbursements -- 5.547.11 Cash Balance, December 31, 195* !. -s- ■■■■> 1,331.85 - - ' GROSS INCOMR TAX FI ND Cash Balance, January 1, 195* -— * ®* "® Receipts ■ - Total Receipts A Balaxce - * 1 *®-®' Disbursements ° J Cash Balance, December 31, 195* > 28.78 INDEBTEDNEJIS OF CITY AT DECEMBER 31. IBM Interest Year Matwrlty Data Parpose —Aaumat Root* iHNued LbmC Bond -GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS: .. .. flo 1 5/8% 1952 Jan. 1, 19*7 Sewers 3 <9,000.00 ? V*^ ItE BO: i 951 July 1, I*7* 7. Light Plant >758.000.00 z Improvement 2 1/8% 1950 July 1, 197* Waterworks 8 57,000.00 Improvement " Total Bonded-Indebtednes* at December 31. 195« >3*4.000.00 Miriam Hall ' Clerk-Treasurer Decatur, Indiana —- _ __ gTM p g

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Mixed Denbies G. HUyard-D. Mies, 1250; D. Stalter-B. Kiefer, 1192; I. HoffmanH. Hoffman, 1155; D. Lydy-B-Gallmeycf, 1149; P. Morgan-P. Morgan, 1142; H. McClure-V. McClure, 1126; D. Allen-Lee Gage, 1120; D. HoUman-E.HoUman, 1098; §r Reynolds-H. Strickler, 1085; M. age-B. Gags 1 , 1085; A. Hahnon-D. IjlarmotLJOei; V Custer-B. Cus- - High games: Women—E. Hollman. 178; G. Hilyard, 174; D. Udy, 182. Men-B. Kiefer. 209; P. Morgan, 201-210; L. Gage, 209; H. Strickler, 214; B. Gallmeyer, 203. College Basketball Kalamazoo 78, Ofivest 64. Goshen 103, Bluffton 102. Akron 92, Kenyon 55. Tulsa 78, Houston 58. West Virginia 105, St. John s 72. Tulane 65, Mississippi 64.

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